Night Things

poorrichardsramblings

When the nights are hot I sometimes 

Like to sit outside, 

At least until I can no longer tolerate

The bugs,

The night things watch close by,

I’ll catch a glint of a iridescent eye,

If they let me, 

 

I am never frightened, 

Not of the night things,

Their company provides 

Comfort, 

Rather 

When I climb into bed

I shiver,

Even though the room smells

Of sweat,

 

So outside I stay,

Till I can resist 

The temptation of dreams 

No longer.

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Comments1

  • L. B. Mek

    this is the Poetry I aspire to write someday
    Brilliant!
    thank you for choosing to share, dear Poet



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